Madonna Returns with Confessions II Album After Seven-Year Hiatus
Madonna announces Confessions II, her first album in seven years, set for release on July 3, 2026.
Madonna announces Confessions II, her first album in seven years, set for release on July 3, 2026.
Gen Z revives 2000s indie sleaze trend with music and fashion, as BBC Radio 6 Music celebrates with a special playlist.
Netflix's Take That documentary drops January 27 with unseen footage and new interviews with Gary Barlow, Howard Donald, and Mark Owen.
Duran Duran complete BST Hyde Park 2026 line-up with Nile Rodgers & Chic, Groove Armada, and Scissor Sisters. UK arena tour also announced.
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Jon Bernthal's Punisher Disney+ special runs 60 minutes, longest Marvel Studios special yet, staying dark and authentic.
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Shakira is reportedly moving to Miami with her sons in early April, following her split from Gerard Piqué and finalising custody.
BET apologises for muting Usher's acceptance speech at the BET Awards due to an audio malfunction during the live broadcast.
Taylor Swift releases '1989 (Taylor's Version)' with five new vault tracks, continuing her campaign to regain control of her music.
Indian playback singer Asha Bhosle, who recorded over 12,000 songs and defined Bollywood music, dies at 92 in Mumbai.
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RecommendedCameron Crowe recounts his teenage road trip with Led Zeppelin, which earned him a class credit and a career-defining interview.
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Brian Eno writes about hosting Together for Palestine at Wembley Arena, comparing it to the 1988 Mandela concert and highlighting challenges in organising the event.
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Vernon Kay says his daughter told him he looks 'stupid' for wearing slippers with socks, as he discussed fashion trends on BBC Radio 2.
Korean parents try a full English breakfast for the first time and share their honest, four-word verdict on the classic British dish.
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Courtney Barnett releases new album 'Creature of Habit' after overcoming writer's block, inspired by a praying mantis.
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Green Day's Billie Joe Armstrong urges ICE agents to quit during Super Bowl party, criticises Trump administration.
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Japan's 1980s hardcore punk scene was violent and dangerous, with bands like Lip Cream, Death Side and the Nurse facing social ostracism. New reissues revisit the era.
Melanie C discusses her new album 'Sweat', her love of dance music, and how club culture provides joy and therapy.
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